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Dead Stuff with Big Teeth Comments:
“But, I don’t see anything…”
“KEEP GOING, I SAID!”
“Look. Do you even know what a dragon is? Do you know what one looks like…?”
“FASTER!”
Published 1992

(Average: 4.55 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: The fonts! They burn!

Thanks to Ryan for sending this in!

Published 1992

(Average: 4.55 out of 10)

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Emster comments: Okay class, who can tell me what makes this a Classic Baen Cover?

Published 2000

(Average: 4.53 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir comments: Ms Pulp Pioneers, forgotten lady writer of the 30s.

Published 2018

(Average: 4.53 out of 10)

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B. Chiclitz Comments: The bait is set, the trap is laid. As soon as that Space Modesty Sheep shows up, it’ll be mutton stew for all!

Published 1968

(Average: 4.53 out of 10)

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Ryan Comments: Nearly everyone in the bar had wagered on the exact time upon which Silverglass’ blouse would experience modesty fail.

You might remember the sequel.

Published 1986

(Average: 4.53 out of 10)

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What in the name of Poseidon is this? A naked woman?! Look, we can’t have it go out like that, at least cover her up with something adequate, like a skimpy piece of cloth and some small shells covering a small portion of her cleavage. And have her standing on a chained man, pointing her sword at him. That way, it’s acceptable.

(Average: 4.50 out of 10)

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Well any piece of art such as a women sitting on her horse, in the middle of the wood, summoning a huge glowing chalice, just isn’t complete with out a huge boarder. It’s like you’ll be staring in through a window into a magical world.

(Average: 4.50 out of 10)

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Wendy Comments: I think the faux-chinese font really makes this special.

Published 1978

(Average: 4.50 out of 10)

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Raoul Comments: Cuck is wearing the horns.

Published 1968

(Average: 4.50 out of 10)

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